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Q 1.1: sketch a picture of your experimental setup (real setup included as well). Q 1.2: what quantities will you be measuring? I will be measuring the time it takes for the shoe to make a revolution, and continue to time each revolution. I will be able to determine the angular velocity from this. Q 1.3: identify the independent and the dependent variables. The dependent variable will be the angular velocity, while the independent variable will be the time measured for the revolutions. Q 1.4: how will you determine the angular velocity of the spinning shoe? One revolution of the shoe is equal to 2π radians. This means that the angular velocity will be in radians per second ( rad/s ). The way to find angular velocity would be to divide the number of revolutions by time found. Q 1.5: what assumptions will you be making in running the experiment? The assumptions being made will be as follows: The shoe will not wobble, and will have a constant steady spin to it. There will be no air resistance. There will be no friction between the lace and the bar.
Q 1.6: put the data in a table, and plot the angular position vs time. Time (s) Angular Position (rad) Angular Velocity 0 0 0 0.8 3.14 3.925 1.4 6.28 4.4857 1.9 9.42 4.9579 2.3 12.56 5.4609 2.8 15.7 5.6071 3.4 18.84 5.5412 4.1 21.98 5.361 4.9 25.12 5.1265 5.8 28.26 4.8724 7.6 31.4 4.1316
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